In this exclusive ground report by Raghav Trivedi, in collaboration with Molitics and Bharti News, we take you to Mahua Vidhan Sabha, one of the most politically charged constituencies in Bihar. This is the same seat from where Tej Pratap Yadav, the elder son of RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, is contesting from his own party this time — a bold political move that could redefine local equations.
During the coverage, the team reached Mahua when Chirag Paswan arrived to campaign for his party’s candidate. The atmosphere was electric, with multiple political flags waving across the town. But when Raghav interacted with the local people, a different story emerged. The voters seemed divided — some supporting Chirag’s development narrative, others backing RJD’s legacy — yet, a significant number expressed clear support for Tej Pratap Yadav.
This report dives into what the people of Mahua really think, what issues matter to them — jobs, infrastructure, caste equations, or youth leadership — and whether Tej Pratap’s independent image can translate into votes.
Watch the full ground report to understand how the real battle of Bihar 2025 is shaping up, beyond rallies and promises.